Synonyms for coordination
koʊˌɔr dnˈeɪ ʃənco·or·di·na·tion

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1. coordinationnoun

   the skillful and effective interaction of movements

   Antonyms:
   incoordination

2. coordinationnoun

   the regulation of diverse elements into an integrated and harmonious operation

   Antonyms:
   incoordination

3. coordinationnoun

   the grammatical relation of two constituents having the same grammatical form

   Antonyms:
   incoordination

4. coordinationnoun

   being of coordinate importance, rank, or degree

   Antonyms:
   incoordination

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1. List of paraphrases for "coordination":

   coordinating, co-ordination, coordinate, coordinated, focal, co-ordinating, co-ordinate, harmonization, orchestration, coordinator, coordinamento, co-ordinated, coordinates, harmonisation, harmonize, harmonizing, cooperation, collaboration

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1. Ken Burchell:

   We certainly do hoist rescues, we do med-evacs, we search for snipers, we do aerial coordination, we do all of those things, but at Navy Yard, we had to do all those things at once, and that was a huge challenge.

2. Mark Carney:

   This is a big package. It's a big package. It is a big deal to cut the CCYB by as much as the FPC did. It's a huge term funding certainty for the financial sector, 100 billion at bank rate, with additional incentives and potentially could be substantially increased depending on the lending path of the economy, and on top of it there are fiscal measures that are coming. We have direct line of sight of the relevant bits of the budget. That's part of the coordination.

3. Jessica McNulty:

   This decision was made in close coordination with host nations and with a clear eye on preserving our ability to meet our security commitments. It's about maintaining some of our high demand, low density assets so they are ready for future requirements in the event of a contingency.

4. Eric Adams:

   No. I believe it's a crisis that needs more coordination from our country, this is one country -- this is a country that's always been capable of handling those who are seeking to participate in American dream.

5. Nathan Wilson:

   I’ve played sports my entire life, but the physical dedication that it takes to play soccer, for instance, does n’t require nearly the mental strength, the amount of focus and hand-eye coordination that gaming does, i don’t play soccer eight or nine hours a day. That’s how long these guys dedicate themselves to the game.